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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22
4 Bond Gail,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2I.-Ac,irg Sec. retary of the Treasury this afternoon, is- sued call for ten million dollars ot hree per cent bonds that will mature or the Ist of April.
 The following is a description of thl bonds called, those period bonds is. sued under the act of Congress approved July l2th, 1892, and numbered as fo olowS; SIo, original number A to 50, both in- c!usv SIoo, original number 35c to Al both inc!a,ive; $500, original No, I4p c I5a, no'h i1ciusive; and original No 4,- 23s- o 4,c35, both inclusive; Srooo, ,r'g'nal NJ. 1922 ;n 1920, Do r, ,clasive; SIo,coo, ris'ra' N, 38S, to 395S, bl,h inclusive; 10 al SIo,oo715', Paues hold. ing bonds ca!l-d by this circular can ob- tain immediate payment with interest to date on presentation by requesting the same in the letter forwarding the bonds for redemption.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

The EPITAPH is not seeking recogni,. ion from either the Democratic or Repub. lican parties. We don't care fig for ei. ther. We will sail our own boat regard less of any party. We are making a newspsper--not an "organ," and our motte is the advancement of Arizona and her people. The success ofcur Territory is ofvastly more importance than the su premscy of a political party The de- velopments of our mineral resources, dses not depend upon the political as. tendency of Democracy The miner as he swings his pick, far down in the bowels of the earth. cares not what the politics of his employer may be. What ws need is more capital; more energy and unanimity sf action and less politics. When the press of the Territory unite upon common proposition to pull in harmony together in the interest of Ari- Ssna, much gosd will be accomplished.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22
New Rctchsingf

BERLIN, Feb. 2I.-The exact strength of the governmental the new Reichstag will not be known until one or more votes are taken. It is anticipated thatmembers of the centre party who opposed the septen- ate in the old Rechstag and who have been converted by the counsels of the vatican will be returned 10 ,he new Reichstag. How many is nol known.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

The EpITApH acknowledges the re. ceip, of the disincorporation bill, which has been introduced in the Council by Mr. Blinn. The bill is complete in all of Ito details, and reflects credit upon the good judgment and ability of our CouR- eilmen. It makes suitable provisions fer a good government for our city in the event of its being disincorporated, which it surely will be under the Blinn act. We will publish the bill in our next insue.
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The c. A. R. Boys.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2I-In the Senate o,day, the presiding officer presented a
 petition from large number of the Grand Army Posts of Ohio, asking for the passage of the Dependant Pension bill over the Presidents veto. It was laid on the table. Similar petitions were also presented eyseveral other Senators.
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Take 1t in Time.

A man who presents an appearance of debility, whose countenance is anxious, and who is subject to spells of fantness, is liable to sudden death from heart disease. Let him take Dr. Flint's Heart Remedy before it is too late. At drug gists, SI.5o. Descriptive treatise with each bottle, or address J. J. Mack & Co.,, San Francisco.
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Mornings Successor.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2I.-A Tribune Washington special says: The Presi. dent is encountering great difficulty in selecting successor for Manning, here are two poists which it is believei he considers desirable to carry out. The next Secretary of Treasury ought to be a
 western man thoroughly imbued with the work, and he ought to be pollution, both of these conditions rule Fairchilds out But the President, is full of set so- tions. A friend of his remarked to a re- porter "he is away off," Then as an old
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4 Gun Fact ry.

WA sHINGToN, Feb. 2I.-The Military Committee in the house has agreed upon bill appropriaIing $5,ooO,ooo for gun factory of heavy ordinance, m0rters and torpedoes, to be expended under the di- recc;iop of of board to be appointed by the President.
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Railroad Men in Convention.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2I.-The committee appointed at a convention of railroad men met to-day in Commissioner Fink's office. The classification of freight rates was the only business considered. The object of the committee is to equalize the rates over the various roadsso as to make them conform to the new law.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to me ca mer. chants accounts or otherwise are hereby notified to pay such accounts to me in person. And such persons are further notified that am the owner of all such accounts, and will holI the debtor res, ponsible if such accounts are paid to any other person whatever.
 j23- 3ol. W. ". BALDWIN.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

The Ming Miles Sierra Bonita county scheme will, we think, be properly dealt with in the Council, and the realization of the fond hopes of the schemers will receive serious set back. Governor Zulick doe, not need to be told that such legislation as the creation of new counties in the sparsely settled districts ofour Territory is detrimental to it's best interests, and blocks the wheels of pro- 0Yess
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Wanted.

A ycunB or mlddle-aged lady Of re haed address and some busio,s, ex refience, to engage with US in the sale ot OFT bco&s, by the ear. Liberal arrange. men's n d. with 4 psrson who wi!! siv is he. c0lirc time aaI attention. Ad d,cs stating age, business experience, e.s. Perry Publishing Co.,, Denver, Co. INV
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

The pension bill which has just been vetoed by the President passed the House by vote of I79 to 76, and in the Senate it was adopted without a division. To become law, the objections of the President notwithstanding, the bill must now secure a two-thirds vote in both houses of Congress. There is reason to believe that this can be had.
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Sala.

h,l k,nds of choice eggs for sitting pn t9s.s. Dark Brown Leghorns, White Legho us, Golden Poland, Silver spang- led hamburg, Black Langshang and Wyanlotts. A sitting of $ of these fine eggs will only cost you g., 5o Apply at the Can Can and give two days notice md all orc [, will be filled.
 A. D. WALSH. If. Can Can,
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

Have you a relative or friend journey. ng toward the miseries that are entailed by an incorporate life and drunkard's grave? If so you can induce him to ac. cept the Acme treatment. It involves no hardship. Read their ad. in another olamn.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

The strike is over, theoretically. Prac. tically, it was over several days ago. The men who are left out of employment can now mediate upon the beauties of dependence upon dictator.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

Floods still continue in Michigan, nsrthern Illinois and Indiana, Pennsyl- vsnia and Maryland The Michigan deluge is the worst that ever occurred In the State, and along the Grand river tho destruction of property is very great, and it is feared that some lives are lnsf
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.

Not . word from Prescott, reached this office last night We are unable to explain the reason, other than possibly, 10 business was transacted yesterday.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

The EPITAPH desires to ask the city officials if the different organizations which meet and hold protracted meet ings at the City Hall are paying rent to the city for the use of the peoples kuildinp.
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Just Received.

Received to-day fresh supply of the celebrated Buffalo brand of Hams and Bacon, which will be sold at lowest mar ket price at H. K WEEDS.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22
Water Exceeding.

LYONS, Mich, Feb. 2T.-The water is receding and public confidence is being restored. The ice gorge has not reached Lansing.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

The California Meat market corner Allen and Third Streets, Light weights and high prices, nothing on hand, call and be convinced, all.
 P. M. HILTON,
 Proprietor.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

Gentlemen whose boards are not the tint which thay desire, can rcs,.dy the defect by using Buckingham's Dye for Whiskcrs.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22
TBLBGRAPHlC. Puzzling the President
 Manning's Successor. Pendleton Once More Coming
 To the Front. The Grand Army Protest Against
 The Presidents Veto. Terrible Loss of Cattle---Many Thousands Will Perish. Associated Press Dispatcher
Terrible Loss of Cattle---Many
 Thousands Will Perish.
Associated Press Dispatches
Poor Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2I-After two days of fair weather it rained last nibh;, and is showery to-day and hail fell sew eral times.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

A carload of fresh canned goods has been received, also a fresh lot of brar, wheat, barley, etc, at Joe Hofie,' Pioneer store
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22
8}I'1 O s90:j u!Ml
Gan Gan Restaurant.

Have always on hand the choicest Steaks, Chops, Game, Fish and Oysters. Spring Chicken and Fresh Eggs. Also Fresh Butter and Milk from the New Can Can Dairy. Open day and night.
 AID. WALSH, Proprietor.
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Bad on Cattleinen

VICTORIA, B. C., Feb. 2I.-Reports about cattle continue unfavorable il is thought that fully forty thousand head will perish teiore the spring f ed begins.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

Just received at Joe Hoefler's, car oad of the celebrated Stockton Uuwn brand flour and quantity of fresh gro- ceries. au27 If
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Pride If thn KitGhen.

The best article manufatured for clean- ing Metal Ware, Painted Wood Work, Window Glass, &c., Sc. Price I5c per package at H. K. WEEDS.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

Harris, the Tailor, has on hand fine lot of winter goods, which he is making at reasonaole prices, give him call
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

As to the whereabouts of Andrew Jackson and George Robinson. l have business of importance to communicate to both ofthem which will be of great 5eniht for them to know.
 MRS. LAURA !. r. SHORT.
 Ruby Valley Nevada. February 10. 1887.
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Thirty Days Sale.

l will for the next 30 days sell my win ter clothing and underwear at cost. Call and see what bargains are offered at
 II. K. TwEED'S.
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Lonisiana moiasses at SI.25 per gallon also d fine assortmen. Of Louisiana sugar, just received at foe HoeAer's.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

Prices cut down OR dress goods close i7g out our winlet stock very tow Palace.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

No one talked to death, no one urged 70 buy the goods commend themselves O evary bargain seeker Palace.
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A Black Walnut bed room set for sale cheap. For particulars apply at this office.
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Prices to suit the times Brocade dress goods 70 cents per yard Palace fnh strc-. !.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

New Auction House, Wall paper aud carpeting d. eastern prices.
 SAM DAPRCW.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

Choicest fresh ranch butter just re. reived at Weeds store. !.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

Artistic Job work done at the lowest rates, at the EPITAPH office.
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Genuine French Kid Shoes S4 per pair. All other classes of shoes in pro. portion Palace.
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All kinds of job work executed at the EPITApH office at loves. rates If
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THE GREATEST STUDY OF
 Ass2.a1kind IS ..!sa.

And ,,ft Ger IT, ,y2niyhl.s 'r'o dtt =aan ponder and S5r! ~ 's-c .a ;il, ".'s,Fcr iy cs e, fruit or ri cr1ai "-u?.c- -Jr i1 10; asJ yo oste, the honor }'hc rc'a2n5cts rot r.E t-a Ii tressed mother, cEid5 entrcaties tricS 10 yher, that sAc iDsro "ot t.a ..9rra C1-c !, '''eH remaIR pralce ri noW I5c3?ausca awaken, and o- atheS, tp te " Sues, cE .J cl torture. Ya'!I la ler pay Higa gf,>ei .. Yoss C0uG purchase Ca haIsc Eicc. We hay5 :. n-T Ind ~rocb DE PEErI5 name, ap-
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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

Dress goods five, six seven md eight yards for SI Palace.
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LOCALITIES.
Subscribe for The EPIrAPH

All kinds of stove wood for sale a, Il K. Tweeds.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

Buffalo hams and bacon, fr, sn, a, Tweed's store. If
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-22

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If you wan! to keep posted read ,he EPlrAPH.
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HAMBURG FIG.
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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-17
Cattle in the Argentine Republic.

Until within a few years the chief
ourcc Of wealth was cattle and sheen. In
80 there were 100000 sheep in the
United States, 100000 in Australia and
100 100000 in the Argentine republic. We
have two-thirrlS Of sheep to every in
habitant- In the Argentine republic there
are twenty-five sheep and in Uruguay forty
sheep to every man, woman and child. We
have i0,oO. .ooo of horned cattle to a popula-
ton of 60,00o, 600; the Argentine republic and
Uruguay have s, ,OOO, 600 cattle to a popula-
rion OF 4, 10000. In Uruguay, with a popu-
lation of 5c0.0 souls, there are 5000 600 cat
tie, 20,Oo0 600 sheep, ZOO, 900 horses, or sixty
head of stock for each man, woman and child.
Fifteen million dollars has been invested in
wire fences in Uruguay alone. and more than
twice as much in the Argentine Republic. In
either Of the countries a cow can be bought
for s., a steer fattened for the market for $40
or Sl2 pair of oxen for S225. sheep for so or
GO cents, an ordinary working horse for IS or
$40. and roadster for SIS, a mule for SIS.
and mare for whatever her hide vii, bring.
Mares are never broken to saddle or harness.
but are allowed to run wild in the pastures
from the time they ere foaled till they cease
to be of value for breeding, when they arc
driven to the sales!cros, or slaughter houses.
and killed for their hides A man who
would use q mare under the saddle or before
a wagon would he considered OF unsound
mind. There is a superstition against it
William Eleroy Curtis in Earpers Magazine.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-17
Chloroforming While A,leep,

We had occasion in a recent number Of
Science 20 refer TO the possibility of chloro-
forming persons while asleep without awak-
ing them. II confirmation Of the statement
which was then made, that under favorable
circumstances this could be accomplished, we
quote a case which occurred in the New Or
leans Charity hospital and is reported in Tho
New Orleans Medical and Surgical Journal
child 6y'ars of age was suffering from
pleurisy, and it became necessary to draw OF
she fluid effusion which had accumulated in
his chest. He wns very much afraid of the
operation. and it was determined to attempt
it while he was asleep. On the following day,
while sound asleep, chloroform was admins
tered without awaking the child, and twenty
four ounces Of fluid were withdrawn The
child continued to sleep throughout the night,
ard when it .awoke the following morning
knew nothing of the operation.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-17
The Cops Hard Life.

"a policcman's life is not a healthy one, y
said one of the lynx eyed, sadly, "and the
sound men on the force arc few, very few.
When first went on l was as healthy US q
man could be, but l can't run two blocks
now without being winded. The causes are
many-exposurc to all kinds Of weather,
over exertion and irregular hours. l know
many of the men who would wish they had
kept OF the force, but when a man once gets
settled it is hard work to do anything else
He is like soldier, a mere machine, and
cnly cit to obey orders. I know there are
lots of fun made of the reeler, and there must
be buffers on every force, but the majority
are good mon and try to do their duty But
it is a hard life, and a man who docs not
break down must be made of iron Buffalo
News
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-17

YES, that Is certainly very fine penman-
ship" A reporter was examining hand
sonieiy written letter which Young man
was exhibiting us specimen of his skill
You ought to he able to get a good situa-
ton as a bookkecperf'
$50 l thought when first came to this
city; but l haven't succeeded yet"
"Why notfr
There Is good many reasons In the
first place, l am n graduate of a business col
lese That Is regarded as bar by large
number of business men. In the next place
am s'ranger in New York, and lastly, /
write too we'll"
write too wellf'
YES l have answered every advertise
ment calling for bookkeeper that has an
peared in the daily papers for month past.
and have only heard in reply to three. Each
of the men who wrote to me said that NV
penmanship was too fine find that business
men don't like ilourishes on their books, They
don't want copferpiate peninanship. One
man said TO me that he wanted a bookkee,er
whose chirography showed more individual
ity-more character than mine. And SO I
los: the situation. Ii is my experience that
plain. flowing, rapid hand is the very best
that an applicant for clerical work can
have"
What do you propose do dor"
Il have not decided. l may secure work
as a card writer or teacher of penmanship.
IL can do that should like it, but if fail
in hhat direction shall try and unlearn all
the fancy penmanship ], acquired. / shall
adopt plain but graceful style OF writing,
and l shall conceal my business college edu-
cation from a merchant as though it were a
disgrace | don't know whether my expert
ence is that of most applicants for clerical
work in this city, but am satisfied that an
right, and shall govern myself accordingly. -
NV York Mail and Express.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-17
How . Speech " as Nippcd,

I was, at one time IN my life, made presi-
dent of womanis club. hunbly trust that
presided with grace and dignity over that
club, until such time as circumstances made
il eApeiicnt for ne .sretire from the mad
career Of public sc~rlce. In making the
speech Of farewell on that sad day, which
severed my connection with my club, pro-
ceedod smoothly and delightfully."- until some
allusion started the tears, and the certainty
that had no handkerchief confronted me. /
was just about to wipe my tears with the
morocco case held in my hand when ono of
the ladies, familiar with the strange fatality
which had blishted my emotional life, passed
tne up woolen shawl. No word was spoken,
but my ono opportunity to make an eloquent
speech was fatally nippcd, and all for want
Of handkerchief again, for sentiment dies
in q general l2uSh as flowers wither in o
frost.-''Amber' in Chicago Journal.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-17
The Husbands Position,

The husband who chooses to make the ef
fort Will find that when he accords to lis
wife full acknowledgment Of her individu-
ality, and accustoms her through all the
routine of married life to the same gracious
courtesy he used to practice at an earlier
day, be will have fearless companion by his
side; a woman Of reflection and Judgment,
who, having sense Of responsibility and &c
countability to herself, always the sternest Of
judges, is an actual helpmeet, possible
champiou, charming friend, reasonable
assistant, a woman with some other enter
tainmeut in her than the reflection of his
own accustomed thoughts, with some novelty
and interest; and SO he will find his marriage
a IA, finer thing than if lie had always a
swat and tiresome little slave at command
He will find his own position, too, some
ting loftier one, for he will be the protector
?. u shield and support of one of u no5ler
.rder than weaklinSs, and he gains even in
ais own esteem by the assumption of that
.oftier character.-Harper's Bazar
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-17

The new time card in effect on the Bee
Line makes some decided Improvements In
train service. The 600 a. IN. morning train
for the west has an elegant parlor car to st.
Louis without change and free for first class
passengers. Passengers for Union City,
Muncie. Anderson. Indianapolis, Chicago.
st. Paul and northwestern points. also for
Terre HRute. st. Louis. Kansas City, all
Texas. Arkansas, Nebraska. Colorado and
California points will find this train un-
eQualled both as to comfort. safety, quick
time and close connection. The new 400
p. IN. train also has direct evening connec-
ton for all points given above. also for all
southern points reached via Cincinnati.
Both the above trains start from Springfield
and are sure TO be on time and to make
connections. Tickets sold and baggage
checked to all points regardless OF distance
or routes. For full information regarding
tickets in all directions cali at the Bee Line
Office. G. H. KNIGHT,
27lb45a Ticket Agent.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-17

Tho present mushroom crop in Wales is the
largest on record. Thousands of baskets have
been daay sent to the markets and all kinds
Of rccep.acles have been brought into use, Us
tho quantity has SO far exceeded the avail
able supply of hampers, baskets, tubs and
buckets. The price has fallen from sixpencs
to twopenco a pound. A fortnight ago,
also, mushrooms were selling in the streets Of
Plymouth at - penny pound, but this is not
the case everywhere, as at Bournemouth, for
ins.ance, they cannot be had for less than
tenpsuce q pound-L1ndon Graphic.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-17
LOVERS IN NEW YORK.
A Strict school for tho Matrimonially
Inclined-,Jewish Society.

ihcii"e"-"e"" S"eS.
l doubt whether there Is any stricter
school for lovers In America than that in our
middle class life IN New York The city is
% large and IL Is 81 nearly impossible for
any but the wis>t and most cautious to mal.o
sure ot the character OF even ones neigh
oors that, among the people OF moderate
means, Wednesday and Sunday night callers
are Obliged to see great deal more of the
parents Oh their peio'en thaii Is 'he rule In
other American cities. far from Icing the
rule, II Is the exception when they spend an
evening alone WIN the maidens, the calls
being made IN the presence oi Whatever MEM
bers OF the iahiiy are at home and have as
seino,ed III the Parior.
ohhhe iohaoh ana fafis customs II Is the
hapit mere 10 permit young woman to at
oiid Tue 'ne.i're' parties haiis and evening
entertainments seheraiIy solely In the COM
pahy ot her oq'u' ana no parents that l
mo" Vi ooJcc' 10 her going ridins with no
o'her coiiil'aiiioh 'iiah MN. BUT he must do
ihoe' VI MS co"' t'hs "' her nome and must
ho' opJeV. 20 'ne presence OF parents OF
oio'i'ers II thes choose 10 occupy the same
room WIN 'he iair one And when he and
she go out she must bc at home again by a